Visual form agnosia is usually caused by damage to brain regions in the:
A)hippocampus.
B)dorsal visual stream.
C)ventral visual stream.
D)parietal lobe.

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Visual form agnosia is a condition where individuals have difficulty recognizing objects despite their vision being intact. This is usually caused by damage to the ventral visual stream, which is responsible for object recognition and perception. The other options (hippocampus, dorsal visual stream, and parietal lobe) are not primarily responsible for object recognition and perception.

Visual Form Agnosia Is Usually Caused by Damage to Brain